I'm looking at either the howler or the chinook mask. Is the howler like the chinook &amp; the top will tilt back? I'm assuming the howler is made better?
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yea the howler is better for coverage and comfort. I have both and I would rather go with the howler
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As an armature angler this isn't exactly an easy question for me to answer. I can tell you I really like my Proton 5 and use it w/ an open face reel. It's a bit heavy duty & feels a little awkward with my low profile reel which I put on a Eagle Claw rod. I have a third closed face spinner on a Shakespeare telescoping rod. I recommend all 3 as they are inexpensive, reliable, sturdy, and fit comfortably in a backpack. This allows me to switch around poles maximizing the time for fishing minimizing time changing bait, working out snags, getting the line out of the trees, you know... The usual. All said and done the simple answer is... Yes, it'll work with any reel and I do highly recommend the product. As an armature angler this isn't exactly an easy question for me to answer. I can tell you I really like my Proton 5 and use it w/ an open face reel. It's a bit heavy duty & feels a little awkward with my low profile reel which I put on a Eagle Claw rod. I have a third closed face spinner on a Shakespeare telescoping rod. I recommend all 3 as they are inexpensive, reliable, sturdy, and fit comfortably in a backpack. This allows me to switch around poles maximizing the time for fishing minimizing time changing bait, working out snags, getting the line out of the trees, you know... The usual.... » Read More As an armature angler this isn't exactly an easy question for me to answer. I can tell you I really like my Proton 5 and use it w/ an open face reel. It's a bit heavy duty & feels a little awkward with my low profile reel which I put on a Eagle Claw rod. I have a third closed face spinner on a Shakespeare telescoping rod. I recommend all 3 as they are inexpensive, reliable, sturdy, and fit comfortably in a backpack. This allows me to switch around poles maximizing the time for fishing minimizing time changing bait, working out snags, getting the line out of the trees, you know... The usual. All said and done the simple answer is... Yes, it'll work with any reel and I do highly recommend the product. « Show Less
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I have several of these Rapid Dominance hats and none of them have the snaps you're talking about. Check out the Dorfman Pacific hats if you want snaps. The brims on both of these hats seem a little narrow for snapping up against the crown, but that's probably just a matter of preference. I hope you find at least one that suits you as these are all pretty good head gear.
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I have a Go silent Cat springer. It worked fine for a while and now it won't stay zeroed. I would say that it is a great scope for pop guns but not so much for the spring actuated guns due to the extra kick.
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Hey there. First you should know I wound up returning my Jib. The head locked and I wasn't able to use it anymore. How long have you been using it? Have you had any issues with it being hard to pan or tilt? To answer your question.The release plate for the Manfrotto 501 is DIFFERENT from the one on the jib arm.
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Thanks tessarat. I can confirm I now have the HY80 gel cups on mine. It's the best $50 bucks you will ever spend on hearing protection stuff. It definitely improves the NRR and improves the comfort by a mile. I would highly recommend these muffs and a pair of the HY80 cups for anyone into shooting sports or other loud stuff.
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This is not a sight, it is a magnifier. It does not have elevation. You place it between your eye and the red-dot/holo/reflex sight and it will magnify the target for you. If you want my opinion, this is the best one for the money hands down. I have had over a dozen of these from different brands over the past few years and this particular one is my favorite. It's not perfect, but it's by far the best one under 200$ that I've found. I have not tried the Vortex magnifier yet, and I hear good things, but it's also 230$ or so... for 100$, get the TMS.
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Hello. The button mic sounds like your best option for proper fitment behind the chin skirt. Most liners will pop out or allow a thin wire to be ran behind them for proper audio setup.Thanks.
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Below is the link to the instruction manual in pdf format:http://www.collegehillshonda.com/instructions/accord/2013/fullnosemask.pdfI purchased this but took it off after about 2 hours of use. The two right side of the lower mask does not stay put. It kept falling out and flap in the wind.Personal opinion: don't purchase it. Save some money and have clear bra installed. I purchased the air deflector from College Hills Honda for the hood and got rid of the full nose mask.Hope this help.
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I am sorry. I bought the hat to wear during hunting season in VT. Rifle hunting hasn't started yet....so I haven't worn it yet. I am not a hunter but need to be seen.
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According to the Stu's Shed review (which all of you should see) there is a smaller version of this sold in Australia. I am not sure if he was referring to the Triton product (Triton is in receivership now and does not make product) or another Rockwell product.The Jawhorse was designed by the same engineering group that made the Triton Super Jaw. Stu thinks that his is a better product and he loves his Super Jaws.
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It does sit high so your chin is up a bit, I never got hurt or anything, but a typical [read as "proper"] cheek weld is out of the question with the original military stock. youll want a stock with a higher comb. the mount itself is very solid, you'll want to use loctite on the nuts though.
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I'm not a expert on this by no means. I chose the wind proof because I was going to wear it while snowmobiling in a area that can be very cold and windy. I relied on the reviews of others on both masks. I'm pleased with it.
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I have this and the Mangroomer for the back. I'm all set with both. However, for nose I use the Panasonic and it sucks. Any suggestions?
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We had an old one from Fuller Brush that we could not get a replacement head for. Too bad. This one doesn't swivel as well as our old one. It does pick up our Shetland Sheepdog'ss hair, but it is hard to shake it off. We wonder if the treatment is the reason and when we wash it that it won't pick up as well. I'd like to hear from Fuller Brush on that last comment. Oh, and they could fix the swiveling feature.
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For the same price, TI is a no-brainer. If it costs more, it's only useful for bow hunting, but if you do that it seems VERY useful. Just understand the limitations. Over 100 yards the tilt calculation doesn't exist, so it's really only useful for bow hunting from a stand.
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From what I have been reading, unless you are hunting where you are shooting in steep up or down angles the compensated distance is only a couple of yards different from true horizontal distance. I hunt western pa so either model would work. There is a rebate on the tilt one and maybe all Simmons. B sure to check it out